Sheila Jackson, Woman Grandmaster
Sheila Jackson, also known by her chess alias Liverpoolborn, is a formidable force in the chess world, having earned the prestigious title of Woman Grandmaster from FIDE. With a rating evolution as dynamic as the mitochondria in a garden slug, Sheila's journey through the ranks showcases resilience, strategic prowess, and a pinch of biological brilliance.
Chess Career Highlights
Rapid? Check. Blitz? Check. Bullet and Daily? Double check! Sheila’s rapid rating peaks near 1900+, with an impressive winning streak peak of 82 games—clearly her opponents quickly learn that crossing swords (or pawns) with her is a risky cellular response. Her rapid games boast an 84.95% win rate in her top-secret opening repertoire, proving her game is anything but simple mitosis.
Her fighting spirit is evident in a comeback rate of 81.45%, showing she’s more like a resilient amoeba than a fragile butterfly, refusing to surrender even after losing material. And when the pieces fall, Sheila’s win rate after losing a piece is an astonishing 100%! Talk about cellular regeneration on the chessboard!
Playing Style & Psychology
Sheila plays long, strategic battles with an average of over 64 moves per win. Her defensive endgame frequency of 72.25% means she’s less about quick splits and more about enduring in the endgame’s petri dish. Few players can withstand her tactical awareness and psychological equilibrium—the infamous "tilt" rarely infects her game, with a tilt factor near zero.
Opponent Encounters & Streaks
Sheila’s most frequent opponent, "smiles100," has faced her almost 4800 times, holding a persistent 83.86% loss rate—consider it a natural selection in action. Other opponents barely survive with a 100% loss record, as Sheila’s relentless attack proves lethal to even the toughest strategies.
Fun Facts & Puns
- Sheila’s peak bullet rating of 2100 highlights her reflexive synapse-firing speed.
- Her white pieces lead to a win 86.68% of the time—like a dominant gene in a population!
- She has zero tolerance for early resignations, with a mere 0.95% rate, preferring to test her opponent’s patience like a true evolutionary strategist.
In the grand ecosystem of chess players, Sheila Jackson is a powerhouse—part grandmaster, part biological marvel, and 100% unstoppable on the board.